INDEX

PUNCTUATION

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/\>;(Jtf ii/.^y 35,
RnMANCK \VoKnS tlr 13,

Hnyal prunotm 187.
A*J<;; /#*' .*»«<'»!' fin.

S

S.ifii1 with invrtsion 201,

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5a v i .!» JO/T.
SAXMN YVouns
>*< juJiiluw wit^
Si h**Jt t^z^Uile

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16,
44-

and

Si

funrlions of

Si Ml

I At < J N*l% 305,

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: with

381

146,

rn Ot<tr«iNH 59.
quotation 'marks

177,

Sound and Sense 305.
Soupf on 36.

Special 21.

Spencer 202.

S/nn'/ <?/ ^5 staircase 42.

SPLIT AUXILIARIES 352. *

SPLIT INFINITIVE 329.

SPOT-PLAGUE 235.

Standpoint 35.

Stands to reason 223.

Status quo 36,

Sto£ o/J 216.

Steep (slang) 57.

Sterne 274.

Stevenson 208-9.

Stops and tone symbols 229, 294.

Street names 285.

Stronger, adv. 49.

Stumped 60.

STYLE 359-end.

Styles, various 17.

SUBJECT, &c., and VERB IN
PUNCTUATION 247-50.

Subjunctive 163, 166.

Subjunctive conditionals 205.

SUBSTANTIVAL CLAUSE IN PUNC-
TUATION 245-7, 274.

Such 369.

Such who, which, and that 112.

Summerly 29*

SUPERFLUOUS BUT AND THOUGH

345-

SUPERLATIVES 83.
Superlatives, Carlylese 360.
SUPERLATIVES WITHOUT THE 225.
Super-sensitised 30,
Superstitions 71, 107, 253, 275,

282, 329.
Surprisedly 56,
SYNTAX, Cap, II,

Tache 37.
Tackle 60.
a back seat 6o»
t/ lying down 60*
wy word for it 223.
TAUTOLOGY 342*